Student groups and clubs

Join a sporting or recreational club, or consider one of our social, religious, cultural or study clubs. Whatever your choice, it's a great way to get involved in uni life and meet new friends.

Clubs are a great way to meet new people, pursue your interests, and get the most out of your University experience.

Sporting clubs

Sporting clubs are fun, and what's more, involve a healthy dose of exercise! Even if you just play the sport occasionally on a recreational basis, joining a CSU sporting club will help you stay fit and may give you the opportunity to represent CSU at the Uni Games!

Just some of our sporting clubs include:

• AFL
• Basketball
• Cricket
• Equestrian
• Hockey
• Netball
• Rugby Union
• Soccer
• Tennis
• Ultimate Frisbee
• Volleyball
• Water polo
• Hockey

Note that not all clubs are available on all campuses.

Social clubs

Social clubs are a great way to get together with like minded people. Social clubs may be formed around such things as area of study (e.g. Education Club), social interest (e.g. Wine Making) or religious affiliation.

Arts

• Acting
• Animation and Anime
• Dance and Theatrical
• Jewellery
• Multimedia
• Film and Television

Student Associations

• Agriculture
• Business
• Dental
• Education
• Paramedic
• International Students
• Nursing and Midwifery
• Nutrition
• Pharmacy students
• OT and Physiotherapists
• Podiatry
• Psychology
• Radiography
• Rural Health
• Social Work
• Veterinary

Religious and Spiritual

• Bahai Society
• Christian clubs and fellowships
• Islamic

Social and Interest

• Wine and Beer Appreciation
• Bollywood
• Residences group/committees
• Roleplaying and Wargaming
• Outdoor recreation
• Greyhound
• Philosophy
• Gaming and Computer
• Gay and Lesbian
• Yoga

Academic

• Academic Honour Society

Political

• Environmental advocacy
• Political parties
• Social Justice Club

Note that not all clubs are available on all campuses.

Club Day

To find out more about the existing clubs that are available on your campus, come along to Club Day, where all CSU clubs will be represented.Club Day is held the first or second week of first semester.

Can I start my own club?

If there isn't a club already supporting your particular activity or area of interest, don't despair. See the Student Support Officer on your campus and start your own club.

Where to go next:

• Religious and Cultural Diversity
• Events
• Student Representation